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![]() "David B" wrote in message ... The best way to measure the speed is get a good GPS receiver - although its use is obviously limited to surface sections. AFAIK the Picadilly line 1973 stock has a top speed of 45 mph. The Piccadilly Line has a line speed (the maximum speed allowed on the line) of 45mph, the '73 tube stock is capable of exceeding this by quite a bit. I've had a non-refurb totally off the clock (it went up to just over 60mph). Of course this dosn't take account for any inaccuracy on the speedo, and as the re-furbs are about 2 tons heavier they're probably a bit slower. -- Cheers, Steve. If The Good Lord had meant for us to be fiscally prudent, He would not have given us the platinum credit card... Change colour to PC Plod's lights to reply. |
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